Events in Tracy today

CalPride Stanislaus and La Familia present a workshop that meets twice each month to center the lived experiences of neurodivergent LGBTQ+ adults. It offers a welcoming environment for candid conversation, shared stories, learning, and building connections. Discussions explore topics such as masking, identity development, relationships, mental health and well-being, advocating for oneself, working through institutions and services, and life at the intersection of queerness and neurodivergence in adulthood. This free program is open to community members ages 18 and up, whether you are newly exploring neurodivergence, have personal experience, support someone who is neurodivergent, or want to deepen your understanding. For more information, contact mesparza@livelafamilia.org or jessica@calpride.org.

Each Wednesday, The Yard Tracy in Downtown Tracy offers a daylong happy hour featuring $5 draft beers from the taps. It is a relaxed spot for a midweek break, with beer and food that make it easy to unwind.

A welcoming art space for ages 16 and up offers time to create and connect in community. Some gatherings feature guidance from local artists, while others function as open studio time so participants can work at their own pace. Bring your own supplies for personal projects, or explore the selection of donated materials to start something new. All experience levels are welcome in this low pressure environment at CalPride Stanislaus.

Stampede Livermore hosts a weekly line dancing night that welcomes all ages, featuring instruction, audience requests, and plenty of social dancing with CC Amato & Crew. Admission is free.

Bankhead Theater hosts Menopause The Musical®, the global hit comedy that has entertained more than 17 million people. The show follows four women who meet while bargain hunting at a lingerie sale and quickly connect over shared experiences. With playful parodies of favorite songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, the production finds humor in hot flashes, mood swings, memory blips, sleepless nights, changing bodies, and the everyday moments that bring women together through every stage of life. It is a warm, feel-good celebration of friendship and sisterhood for anyone navigating The Change, remembering it, or simply looking for a lively musical comedy.

Homeschooling families can gather at the Civic Center Library in the Storytime Room to meet others and build connections. Space, craft supplies, and other materials are provided for time together. It is an opportunity to make new friends.

A recurring yard and estate sale is happening each weekend while preparations are underway to move out. Spend over $10 and choose a free item, with more complimentary picks added as your total increases. Expect a wide variety of finds, including clothing, appliances, electronics, cookware, dolls, shoes, baby essentials, and furniture. Prices are kept low, and reasonable offers are welcome.

Begin the weekend ahead of schedule in Downtown Livermore at Carnegie Park. Browse stands filled with locally grown produce, sample tasty offerings from local vendors and food trucks, and enjoy live music. Unwind in a casual picnic-style setting, take a leisurely walk through downtown, and share a family-friendly evening focused on good food and community.

The 40th edition of Edible Extravaganza celebrates the Center for Human Services’ flagship fundraiser at Modesto Centre Plaza, with all proceeds supporting programs that serve Stanislaus County, including youth shelter and housing, family resource centers, and behavioral health services. Two admission options are available. General Admission is $70 and includes access to more than 50 vendors, music, raffles, and additional activities. VIP admission is $125 and provides early entry with a champagne welcome plus exclusive access to the VIP Room and VIP Sky Lounge. For information, contact Yvette Morris at (209) 526-1476 ext. 172 or ymorris@centerforhumanservices.org.

A 12 week support and study group for women, guided by Marsha Means, MA’s workbook From Betrayal Trauma to Healing & Joy for partners of sex addicts. The group explores issues that arise when betrayal has disrupted a life or marriage and provides space for honest conversation. In a supportive environment, participants share experiences, process personal pain, realize they are not alone, and take first steps toward healing.

At Rivets American Grill, a paint party led by Artist Linsey features a guided project on a 16x20 canvas. Seats are $30 each, and the reservation covers the painting experience only, not food or beverages. This event is open to ages 21 and up. All supplies are provided, including easels, canvas, brushes, a paint palette, acrylic paints, and aprons. Please note that acrylic paint can permanently stain clothing. A pre-session beverage is encouraged. For questions, contact Kat by text at (209) 923-3167 or email katspaintandwineparties@gmail.com. A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold the event. If the minimum is not met, it may be rescheduled or canceled with a credit or refund offered. If you cannot attend, or if a host reschedules a private event and you can no longer make it after paying, you may send a friend in your place or receive credit toward another public paint event.

The sixth annual golf tournament at Elkhorn Golf & Country Club blends a full day on the course, good food, and community spirit while supporting the animals served by the Lodi Animal Services Foundation. The format is a four person scramble, and participants can enjoy breakfast and a BBQ lunch. Activities include a raffle and silent auction, along with contests for longest drive, closest to the pin, and putting, plus a chance at a hole in one prize. Entry is 150 dollars per player. The event supports lifesaving programs, enrichment, and care for animals in the community.

Hosted by the San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the 24th Annual Golf Tournament returns to Stockton Golf & Country Club for a day on the course filled with networking, community spirit, and fun. Attendees can tee it up, connect with others, support the event through sponsorships, or simply take in the festivities. Details on sponsorship opportunities and player registration will be shared soon.

Experience the flavors of Michoacán in Weston Ranch with a menu centered on traditional enchiladas. Corn tortillas are filled with cheese and onions, then paired with your choice of cecina, thin seasoned grilled beef, or crispy chicken, and finished with fresh crema, queso, and lettuce. Crunchy tacos dorados are also offered with fillings such as shredded beef, chicken, potato, or adobera cheese, served with the same fresh toppings. Morisqueta provides a comforting option, combining white rice and brothy beans with the stew of the day, for example pork ribs or steak in salsa, with the option to add cream and cheese. Pricing features enchiladas with cecina at 12 to 16 dollars, tacos dorados at 12 to 16 dollars, and morisqueta at 10 to 12 dollars.

A fundraising gala dinner in Stockton, USA benefits Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The event will be held at The Palms Stockton. For tickets or additional details, contact Shakir Awan at (209) 992-9521, Rubina Asif at (209) 452-6408, Uzma Khamisa at (916) 695-6679, Shazia Sultana at (209) 518-7931, Humaira Nayab at (209) 747-4481, Waqar Rizvi at (209) 518-5993, Adnan Khan at (209) 603-1276, Omar Khamisa at (916) 695-6887, or Tahir Sheikh at (209) 684-2991. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit, and donations may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Longevity Wines in Livermore, featuring a new lineup at every show. The bill includes comedians seen on TV and heard on podcasts, delivering a rotating showcase of laughs in a local winery setting.

Music in the Plaza features a performance by Denise Choate for this installment. The series highlights a rotating roster of bands and artists throughout the season, including Neon Radio, The Mixtape, Red Pony Band, Delta Rhythms Band, Third Party Legends of the Cruise, Triple D, BluesBox Bayou, The Rewind 209, The Good Ones, THIRD SOL, Third Party, The Vibes, The 132's, Hit Replay, Dave Dow, Valley Heat, and Remedy.

A blend of country charm and sparkle sets the tone for a Dolly Parton themed singalong and painting experience. Ten percent of each seat benefits Dolly’s Imagination Library, and anyone who dresses like Dolly receives 10 percent off their drink tab. Hosted at Pinot’s Palette Livermore, this creative night out is suited for date nights, friends, families, or anyone looking for something fun to do. Local artists guide the painting from start to finish, and no prior experience is required. While you paint, choose from wine, craft beer, cocktails, mocktails, and appetizers from the full bar and kitchen. Arriving 30 minutes early allows you to add a DIY all natural soy candle activity for $20, so you leave with a custom candle along with your finished artwork. All painting materials are provided. The studio welcomes participants ages 6 and up, with some events tailored to specific age groups. Every attendee must have a paid seat, and outside food or beverages are not permitted.

The story follows Henry Spencer as he faces an industrial setting, an angry girlfriend, and the relentless screams of his newborn mutant baby.

Now in its second year, this lowrider holiday is free to attend. Pre-registration is available by scanning a QR code, and there is no fee to sign up.

Hosted by Eagle’s Nest Harley-Davidson and Lathrop Animal Shelter, this pet adoption party blends community spirit with the shine of chrome. Expect a warm, energetic atmosphere that celebrates compassion and creates space for meaningful connections between people and pets.

JSTSTANCE - MODESTO brings a broad showcase of show cars to John Thurman Field. The ballpark layout accommodates more than 200 vehicles, with displays arranged around the field, inside the ballpark, and in the outside parking lot. The atmosphere is family friendly, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Early ticket purchase offers savings.

This annual Pops concert, sponsored by the Symphony Guild, takes place on the lawn outside Bankhead Plaza on an autumn afternoon. Admission is free, and donations will be collected. All contributions support the Symphony.

Set at Wood Family Vineyards, this feel-good event brings a relaxed, upbeat vibe and a simple focus on good times.

The Manteca DU conservation dinner and auction features a steak dinner with drinks, along with games, giveaways, and auctions. Tickets and VIP tables are available. Each ticket includes dinner, a DU membership, and a door gift.

Think cozy campfire energy with two marshmallows by the flames and a woodsy feel that sets the scene for a fun date night. This paint and sip with Pinot’s Palette blends creativity with a relaxed atmosphere, plus wine and good company. No prior experience is needed, since local artists guide everyone step by step and all materials are provided. The studio welcomes ages 6 and up, though some sessions may not be suitable for younger participants, and options are available for kids’ birthday parties. A DIY candle add-on is available for $25; arrive 30 minutes early to pour an all-natural soy candle in a favorite scent. It sets while you paint, so attendees leave with a finished artwork and a custom candle. The bar serves wine, Altamont craft beer, mixed drinks, and mocktails, along with fresh handmade flatbreads, taquitos, spring rolls, chicken wings, and more. Outside food or drinks are not permitted. Paint-at-Home kits are also offered for a cozy creative night in.

Bay Boys Brewing transforms into a lively hub for a top-tier Bollywood night in the Central Valley. Haji Springer takes the stage for a live set alongside international DJ Prince, while Bollywood dance performers keep the energy high. Indian-fusion cuisine and an elevated nightlife atmosphere round out an evening of music, movement, and flavor.